There won't be a pom in the perspective project, as it doesn't use Maven. We've used Gradle internally for a while now, which is what the perspective example uses as well, in order to have the flexibility and integration of the nodejs requirements in a 'single tool'. If you prefer maven, you could certainly use it to build perspective modules, but it would be up to you to set that up.
The perspective example has a Readme with info and usage details.
There won't be a pom in the perspective project, as it doesn't use Maven. We've used Gradle internally for a while now, which is what the perspective example uses as well, in order to have the flexibility and integration of the nodejs requirements in a 'single tool'. If you prefer maven, you could certainly use it to build perspective modules, but it would be up to you to set that up.
The perspective example has a Readme with info and usage details.